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LUCERNE - Lake County University of California Master Gardeners and Lucerne Alpine Seniors Inc. will sponsor a rose care and pruning workshop on Saturday, Feb. 17, beginning at 10 a.m. at the Lucerne Alpine Senior Center, 3985 Country Club Drive, Lucerne.
Master Gardeners will discuss and demonstrate pruning and other cultural practices that help produce large, healthy rose displays. Workshop participants should bring heavy gloves and pruning shears for hands-on practice. The meeting site is wheelchair accessible and all reports indicate the weather is going to cooperate with no rain.
UCCE Master Gardener President Cornelia Sieber-Davis encourages home gardeners to attend the workshop, especially if they think pruning roses is hard. The Lucerne Alpine Senior Center is home to the Memorial Rose Garden, an impressive collection of roses that the whole community can enjoy. Workshop participants will help the Senior Center with their roses, and the site provides a wonderful opportunity for home gardeners to get hands-on training through U.C. Cooperative Extension.
Master Gardeners are a group of selected, trained residents who work as volunteer staff for the UC Cooperative Extension. Master Gardeners provide accurate horticultural information on vegetable gardening, trees, soils, lawns, ornamental horticulture, insects, diseases, use of pesticides, and other related topics based on research of the University of California and other recognized research institutions.
Information about the rose pruning workshop, gardening in Lake County, or the Master Gardener Program can be obtained by calling UC Cooperative Extension at 263-6838, or email to celake@ucdavis.edu.
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